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Still exclusive to Google/Samsung proprietary apps. AFAIK they also do extensive SafetyNet attestation checks, so it ~~isn't even possible~~ requires a bit of work (see below) to use RCS on a custom ROM like GrapheneOS, CalyxOS, DivestOS, or LineageOS, or even a rooted stock OS. Unless that does a complete 180°, I'm sticking with Signal

Unfortunately they block old reddit for VPN users now

There are lots of recommendations for Herman Miller - just wanted to point out this is their CEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpYln4ZD0gk

I have a Herman Miller Aeron and kind of wish I had gotten SteelCase instead. Either a SteelCase Leap (any version), Gesture, or AMIA, they all seem nice.

For anyone curious, here's a link to the modlog for this user

There are some story-rich RPG shooters that are almost pre-2010 I could recommend, like maybe Dishonored or Fallout 3/New Vegas. But pre-2010 is tough, only ones I can think of are the System Shock or maybe Thief games.

How detailed is .world's IP logging? I'm sure many privacy-minded users think that's important to know before disabling their VPNs.

Additionally, would it be possible to allow posts/comments that don't have any links or images? Or does even that introduce too much risk?

I got NV modded up through the Viva New Vegas guide, so hopefully that fixes the crashes for me. Figuring out how to mod it on linux was surprisingly easy too, thanks to the MO2 linux installer on github.

There's no way I'm finishing them all in 1yr, but these are currently on the list (PC/Steam Deck):

• Totally Accurate Battle Simulator
• Subnautica
• American Truck Simulator
• Fallout: New Vegas
• Stardew Valley
• The Witcher 3
• Slay the Spire
• Terraria

I'm perpetually playing Deep Rock Galactic, Halo MCC, and Team Fortress 2, but besides those, here are some other games I played in the last 30 days:

Desktop (Pop!_OS)

• CarX Drift Racing Online (2017) - way more difficult than I expected, but fun once you get the hang of it
• Hylics 2 (2020) - incredible art and soundtrack
• Landfall Archives (free - 2023) - nice collection of demos from one of my favorite indie dev studios
• Left 4 Dead 2 (2009) - went back and played with some friends, still awesome
• MUCK (free - 2021) - tried this out with a few friends, very fun
• Outlast (2013) - finally completed this classic and loved it
• POSTAL 2 (2003) - not a game I'd recommend to everyone, but if you're the type of person who would enjoy this type of humor, then you'll really enjoy it

Steam Deck

• American Truck Simulator (2016) - nice game to chill out to
• Finding Paradise (2017) - incredible story
• Totally Accurate Battle Simulator (2021) - also a nice game to chill out to, but some levels are a lot more difficult than expected (not a bad thing)
• Vampire Survivors (2022) - I am so addicted please help

If you need Android Auto, the closest thing you'll get is LineageOS with some sort of GApps, but those are far from the "privacy and security first" goals of GrapheneOS.

If you are looking for something private/"FOSS-focused" and don't need Android Auto, I like CalyxOS a lot, and have heard good things about DivestOS.

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I strongly dislike Epic as a company, but at least Heroic Games Launcher makes the experience tolerable. And free is free, but for anything paid, I'm always willing to pay extra to own on Steam/GOG instead